The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-04-14


- preferred. 148 St Paul. ......... 921@
Della, Lack & w. 1855 preferred. 1909
Erie. ...,.......... 344 Texas Pacific 900. 291s
East Tennessee, Tenn. Coal & Iron. as
new stock. ... 1855 Union Pacific ... 614
Lake Shore .... 945A N. }. Central. ..... 81
L vile & Nash. .. 6S3s Missouri Pacific .1OSSs
Memphis & Char. 90 Western Union. 171s
Mobile 6 Ohio. II Cotton Oil Trust
Nash. & Chatt'a.. IS certificates. ..... -
New Orleans Pa
LIVERPOOL, April ID, noon.-C Cotton Business
good at hardening rates; middling upands
1l-l6d. mddlng Orleans sgd; sales 1900
bales. for speculation and export 900 bales; re
ceipts 1900 bales-American $500.
Futures Upands, low middling clause, April
and May delivery 4364d, iay and June 4f-64d,
June and July 46-64d, September and October
) 4264Gl5 43-G4d. October and November 3364Gl
3i-64d September 506405 5l-G4d Market
firm AT the advance.
The tenders of deliveries at to-day's clearngs
amounted to zoo bales new docket and 100 bales
Old docket.
2p m.-The sales of American to-day were
900 bales.
Futures-Uplands, low middling clause, April
delivery 1854. buyers; April and May 43-64d,
buyers May and June 45-64d, sellers; June
and July 41-64d, sellers; July and August
> 49-64d, sellers; August and September. ) Sold,
buyers; September and October 43-G4d, sellers;
October and November 33G4d, buyers; Sep
| TENDER 5l-6ld, buyers Market quiet but
steady.
400 p. mixtures; Uplands, low middling
clause April ana May delivery 5 42-64d, sellers;
May and june ) 43-G4d, buyers; June and July
5 4J-64l value; July and August 47-64d sellers;
! August and September 1854, sellers; Septem-
Der and October 42G4d, sellers: october and
November ) 3364d, sellers. Futures closed weak.
| MANCHESTER, April l3-The Guardian says:
'The market is idle and the demand light all
around. The weak point is continued Slackness
| of the Eastern demand. This is attributed TO
the recent fall in exchange, but Is beJJcr de-
Scribed as the result of an over-Supply OF goods.
made
Indifferent to further hardening in the Specu-
lative department of the cotton marFet. Spin
ners are well supplied with raw material, and in
view OF the fact that the business OF SplnueIS
and manufacturers margins show no profits,
the opinion is growing that the cotton market
will now be left in the hands of speculative Ope-
ratOrs. There are some continental inquiries
for yarns. but owing to the firmness of prices
business is small. Cloth is inactive. The East
ern demand is extremely slow. Producers of
plain India fabrics are occasionally anxious for
orders for May delivery. They have large
supply for June There are a few inquiries for
China goods. There is a moderate demand for
favorite makes of printing cloth for South
America and other minor foreign outlets
New YORK, April l3, noon.-Cotton opened
dull; middlng uplands 102sc, middling Orleans
| 10 49, 16c; sales 2l1 bales.
Futures Market steady, with sales as follows:
April delivery 10 64c, May 10 5sc, June 10 64c,
July 10 re August 10 nc, September 10 44c.
500 ?: m Market closed easy; middling up,
bales; net receipts rs bales gross 5404.
Futures Market closed steady, with sales of
| $1,000 bales, as follows: April delivery 10 GOO
10 sic, May 10 SIC, June 10 G0010 Gle July 10 66c,
August 10 710 10 ne, September 10 i0010 41c,
| October 10 02U 10 03c. January 9509 SIC.
Green & Co. report on cotton futures says:
| There has not been mucn of a market to-day.
| At the commencement matters looked fairly
| firm, but a slight increase in the offering fur
| nished more of a supply than the position could
exhaust. and under this selling rates went off &
! al points At the close with reduced pressure,
] fra. Tf,Fanl and
Steadier tone, and, in fact, there no evidence
! of a seriously depressed feeling
| GALVESTON, April 13.--COtton firm; middling
10l5c; net receips 81 bales, gross 81; sales none
| stock 10 262 bales: exports coastwse 2 2S7 bales
NORFOLK, April 13.-Cotton firm; middling
| 1aa.c; net receipts 66 bales gross IS; sales 12C
bales; stock 1924 bales; exports coastwise &c.
| bales.
BALTIMORE, April 13.-Cotton quiet middling
| 1058c; net receipts T2 bales, gross 772; sales
none stock 9,414 bales; exports coastwise 675
| bales.
BOSTON, April 13.-Cotton steady; middling
10a{c; net receipts 32S bales, gross 1871; sales
none; stock none exports to Great Britain 405
| bales.
WILMINGTON, April 18.-Cotten firm; middling
101sc; net receipts 20 bales, gross 2O sales none
| stock 2,34S bales.
PHILADELPHIA, April 13.-Cotton firm; mid
| ding 1034c; net receipts 119 bales, gross 173
stock 20523 bales; exports to Great Britain SOS
| bales.
NEW ORLEANS, April 13.-Cotton firm; mid
dung IUI9C. net receipts .JS5 DhleS gross $50
sales 335 bales; stock 1871, 1868 bales exports, tc
Great Britain 903 bales, to the continent $3.50
| coaStwise 5000
MOBILE. April 1s-Cotton firm: middlinp
1915: net receipts &c bales gross 20: sales none
| stock 1921 bales; exports coaStwise III bales.
| MEMPHIS, April 13-Cotton steady; middling
| 10lsc; receipts $50 bales; shipments $50 bales
| sales 800 bales; stock 36, 433 bales.
| AUGUSTA, April 13.-Cotton quiet; middine
10lhc; receipts 63 bales; sales none.
| CHARLESTON, April B.-Cotton firm middlnp
i ar IL. or
bales; stock 5,237 bales; exports coastwise Z
| bales.
ATLANTA, April 13.-Cotton -middling 1Oc; re
| ceipts 3 bales
NV YORK, April Consolidated net re
ceipts for all cotton ports to-day 3,472 bales ex
| ports, to Great Britain 1876 bales, to the CONT
| net 3,6l9 stock at all American ports 400, 1854
| bales.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, April 10, noon.-Wheat quiet but
steady demand poor; holders offer moderately
Corn quiet but steady; demand poor Lard
prime western 37s Sd.
New YoRK, April 49, noon.-Flour quiet but
weak Wheat unchanged. Corn lower Pork
| firm at $16 j0D17 co. Lard steady at 81 72lh
Old mess pork firm at Si5 0O@15 25 Freights
steady.
500 p. m-southern -four quiet. Wheat A@
16c higher ard moderately active; No 9 red
May delivery 30 15-l6699c, June 91I6691S4c
July 9Oi6M913sc. Corn LGsSc lower, closing
stronger No. 2, April delivery 4014c May $40
4SI6c. july 1880 40iSc. Oats a trihe better and
quiet; No. 2 April delivery 3fsQ 3i1sc, June
3Fz@ 35c. Hops duh and heavy; State la zoe
Coffee fair Rio steady at 151Sc; No Rio, April
delivery ~ 65c, May 10 70d13 SIC, July 10 s5@
10 soc Sugar steady. Molasses steady 30 test
10lc. Cotton seed oil-3I u l632c for crude 371S
Gl,3sc for refined. Hides firm, with fair inquiry;
wet salted New Orleans selected 911M10c Texas
selected l0c. Wool steady and moderately ac-
tive; domestic fleece 8O037c, pulled 14G13lc,
Texas 9G24c. Pork quiet and steady mess S15
6ll5 % for old, Si6 50id17 90 for new Beef duh
fierce beef dull. Cut meats quiet and UNI
changed. Middles nominal Lard opened 3a5
points lower, but closed with decline partly re-
covered; Western steam 81 20, May delivery
S. G0G7 20, June 81 S0Gb7 -, refined 81 70 TO the
continent Freigbts dull; cotton 5-6ld, wheat
94d
CHICAGO, April i3.-Wheat was more active
to-day and stronger. In uences affecting the
market were reported-dry weather in the win
ter wheat sections, higher barometer on the Pa
cihc coast and very light offerings Fears Of
manipulation made operators inclined 10 trade
cautiously and ON a limited scale. The market
opened az Ss1zc for May and fell OF 10 ESQ